More than a year has passed since Prince Philip’s death, and despite these long months since the Duke of Edinburgh’s departure, Britain’s Queen Elizabeth recently expressed, in particular, her relief that Meghan Markle did not attend the prince’s funeral – according to a report by the Daily Mail. The British – where author Tom Bower said, that the grieving Queen told trusted royal aides about the matter, saying, “Thank God Meghan is not coming.”

This claim was made in a new book called Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the War Between The WindsorsPower is known as a leading investigative journalist and has previously written unauthorized biographies of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, British businessman Richard Branson, and British businessman Robert Maxwell.

The book that is published in the series The Sun and The TimesHe says: “At Windsor Castle, the Queen has been preparing to face the public on one of the saddest days of her life… as Philip has been her rock on which to lean for the past seventy years, and to comply with the limitations of CovidThe Queen would mourn alone inside the church, and the Queen said in a clear voice to her trusted aides, “Thank God Megan won’t come.”

The biographer claimed that the Queen said this at Windsor Castle as she was preparing to go to St George’s Chapel, where the world watched her on TV sitting alone due to Corona restrictions, and according to the report, the alleged comment is believed to refer only to the drama surrounding the speculation that surrounded Harry’s travel. And Megan from the United States, at a time of family mourning, rather than any personal hostility towards Megan by the King, and after the publication of the report, Buckingham Palace declined to comment on what was published.